The U.S. Marshals Memphis Safe Task Force arrested Samuel Floyd, 18, for robbery, assault, and firearm theft after a foot chase and safe apprehension.

DeSoto County Justice Court Judge Karen Sanders was arrested on DUI and careless driving charges; she was released on her own recognizance. Sanders has been relieved of duty following the arrest.

A Whitehaven house fire resulted in one fatality and a firefighter with minor injuries. The incident's cause is under investigation, with $74,000 in damages reported. Fire risks increase during the colder months, prompting safety reminders.

Ex-Memphis football player La'Andre Thomas was shot dead by Georgia police after allegedly producing a handgun when approached by officers responding to an assault call.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a credible threat against Fayette-Ware High School, triggering school disciplinary protocols and involving the Department of Homeland Security.

A woman was fatally shot in Memphis, and a man has been detained. Police are investigating the connection between them and the events leading up to the shooting.

A man was arrested in Tipton County after allegedly shooting his girlfriend with their child present; the suspect, Hunter Melton, was later found and charged.

A 17-year-old student was shot near Overton High School in Memphis, resulting in a school lockdown and an ongoing police investigation into the incident, initially thought to be an attempted robbery.

The Shelby County Sheriff and Mayor dispute over jail conditions, inmate deaths, and potential privatization, with both sides exchanging public statements.

A federal grand jury indicted 15 people for a marijuana distribution conspiracy and money laundering in several U.S. states with over a million dollars seized.

Johnny Yarbrough, Jr. has pleaded guilty to Second Degree Murder and other charges, receiving a 25-year sentence.

Memphis Police are investigating an early morning burglary on Berta Cove, seeking a male suspect last seen in a black hat and yellow sweater. Residents are asked to report suspicious activities.

A report evaluating jail populations sparked discussion on repeat offenders, with the DA focusing on their strategy of rehabilitating rather than solely incarcerating individuals.